Colony Flow Level 211 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 211

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 211 where you face off against a highly detailed and colorful puzzle board. This level features an intricate portrait of an anime character with bright orange hair and light blue tears. You will spend a lot of time managing massive numbers in your tray while peeling back the layers of the face. I played this level multiple times to find the absolute safest route to victory. You must manage your five slots perfectly because the dense sections of hair and skin easily jam your board if you pull the wrong colors too early.

Colony Flow Level 211 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board displays a large pixel art face right in the center of your screen. The character has bright flowing orange hair that wraps around the top and left sides. The face itself consists of peach and pink skin tones with dark brown outlines defining the jaw and facial features. The eyes are incredibly detailed with dark brown eyelashes, red irises, bright white highlights, and light blue tears streaming down the cheeks. The nest hole sits directly below the chin at the bottom center of the board.

Your tray is packed with blocks holding very high numbers. You start with blocks like an orange twenty four and a light yellow twenty. The tray also contains a yellow lock and a light blue lock blocking your access to the deeper rows. You collect keys to open these locks by clearing specific tiles on the board. Finding all the keys unlocks the restricted blocks so you can continue feeding your ants. The high numbers mean your ants will spend a long time chewing through the large solid color sections.

What It Takes to Clear Level 211 Board

You win the level by clearing every single colored tile from the picture and letting your ants finish their paths. The ants emerge from the black nest hole at the bottom and walk up to the board. They require a direct unbroken line of empty space or matching colored tiles to reach their targets. Every time you tap a block in the tray it moves up into one of your five waiting slots. The block stays in the slot and counts down as the ants eat the matching pixels.

You lose the level if you fill all five waiting slots with blocks that have no clear path to their target colors. The ants cannot teleport through walls or different colors. If you tap an orange block while the orange hair is completely blocked by the pink cheeks, the orange block sits dead in your slot. Filling the fifth slot this way instantly ends the game. You must carve a path from the bottom nest up through the neck and into the face. Always keep at least one slot open and one valid path clear so your ants keep moving.

Colony Flow Level 211 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom boundary with brown and red blocks.

You begin by attacking the very bottom edge of the portrait right above the nest. The dark brown pixels form the outline of the jaw and the shadows under the neck. You pull a brown block into your waiting slot. The ants stream upward and immediately bite into the brown outline. You follow this up by pulling a red block from the tray. The red ants march into the collar and lower shading section. The numbers on your blocks drop steadily. The brown block counts down to eight while the red block drops to five. You keep your slots perfectly safe because the entire bottom edge connects directly to the open space around the nest.

Step 2: Push into the skin tones and first tears.

The empty space under the chin allows you to reach the massive block of skin pixels. You pull a pink block and a light yellow block to send ants into the cheeks and chin highlights. You also pull a light blue block to target the tears falling down the sides of the face. The pink ants fan out across the lower cheeks and begin eating the blush details. The light blue ants travel up the left side to eat the lowest tear drops. Your tray numbers drop as you clear the skin. You pull a light blue seven block and a pink six block to maintain the pressure. The ants chew away the bottom half of the face and expose the mouth and lower eyes.

Step 3: Attack the mouth and lower eye outlines.

You now have a wide open cavity in the center of the face. You pull a white block to send your ants into the teeth and the whites of the eyes. You pull another red block to clear the inside of the mouth. You follow this with a brown block to attack the dark eyelashes and facial contours. The ants easily navigate the empty space where the cheeks used to be. Your slots hold a white fourteen block and a red fifteen block while the ants swarm their targets. The paths remain completely open and your waiting slots never risk jamming. The central details vanish and leave the upper face exposed.

Step 4: Wipe out the left eye and gather the blue keys.

The left eye section still contains bright white highlights and a cluster of light blue tear drops. You pull a light blue three block and a white nine block into your slots. The ants march up the left side of the empty face cavity and devour the remaining tear pixels. This clears out a massive section of the left cheek and eye socket. Clearing these specific colors gathers the required keys for the light blue lock in your tray. The lock pops open and grants you access to the deeper blocks you need for the hair. Your board is now completely empty in the lower left quadrant.

Step 5: Peel back the dense orange hair and right cheek.

The bright orange hair is the largest obstacle on the board and requires massive numbers to clear. You pull a light yellow twenty block and an orange twenty four block. The ants surge outward into the flowing hair on both the left and right sides of the head. You pull a pink fifteen block to finish off the remaining skin pixels on the right cheek. You also pull a brown three block to eliminate the top eyelash on the right eye. The ants have huge empty spaces to walk through at this stage. Your waiting slots easily handle these high numbers because the path to the hair is incredibly wide and fully accessible.

Step 6: Erase the top section of hair.

You reach the very top of the character head where the colors are strictly orange and light yellow. You pull two orange seventeen blocks back to back from your tray. You also pull a peach five block and a white one block. The ants form a massive perimeter line around the top edge of the empty face space. They chew their way downward through the solid orange mass of hair. The numbers in your tray drop rapidly as the ants swarm the entire upper border. The board transforms into a large empty void surrounded by a thin crust of remaining pixels.

Step 7: Clean up the final perimeter outlines.

The final puzzle pieces sit at the very top edge and the far right boundary. You pull your last necessary blocks from the tray. You pull an orange fifteen block and a peach sixteen block. You pull a red seven block and a brown block. The ants race along the far outside edge of the board to reach these final disconnected pixels. They eat the last bits of orange hair and red shading. A light blue ten block sits unused at the bottom of your tray but you do not need it. The board clears completely as the final ant eats the last pixel.

Final Thought

Level 211 demands patience while you break down the thick layers of hair and skin. You succeed by opening the bottom jawline first and carefully riding the empty space upward into the face. Always respect the locks in your tray and clear the exact colors you need to gather your keys early. I suggest watching the video above this article if you lose track of the ant paths or need a visual guide for the lock timing. Keep your slots open and the ants will handle the rest.